Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-06
liyely Game of Hall.

Lively Game OF hail.
WASHINGTON DEFEATS BOsTON-OTHER GAMES.
The Wa5hingtOnS and BOStOnS played an inter-
esting and exciting game yesterday, which was
won by the home team through terrific hitting.
Both hines had on their batting clothes, and the
game was remarkable from the fact that eight
home runs made. being larger number
than has been made In any previous contest in the
League this o. last. Five or the eight home
runs were made by the statesmen irwin leading
them with two ana Hires, Carroll ana Deaiey each
making one. Wise made two and sutton one for
the BO,tonS- Both pitchers were mt hard, but
Whitney had the better OF II, as nv mad better CON-
mand Of the ball Maiden gave seven Senators
their bases. besides hitting OF them. Myers
made "A One-hanfri catch and throw OF a hot
grounder that called forth much applause. did
many OF her brilliant plays The score was wash
inCt"n. T.; Boston, : HitS, Washington 10; BoS-
Otner games yesterday resulted as follows: Phil
adelphia. l; New York, q. PlttSbarg. s; Chicago,
Indiana polls. III: Detroit, >. MetrOpOlitans );
Brooklyn. l. Baltimore, 10; Athletics, 3 St.LouiS,
q; Louisville, ..
DIED THIS MoRSISG--Mr. John Bingham died
this morning az his residence, No. EOS 6Th street
northwest. leaving a widow and five children.
Mr. Bingham was about 1Orty-1ve years OF age.
He was native Of Philadelphia, but has been a
clerk III the Adtutant-tieneral's Of1ice for some
years He was charitable man and a devout
member OF the Catholic church He formerly
president OF the Carroll Institute. and for some
years past has filed position OF secretary Of that
organization He was also the secretary OF the
Particular council Of the ST. Vincent de Paul So
cietieS 81 the District.
Arrest or A Yor-xi WOMAN FEoM vIRGIN1A-This
morning. ut The Baltimore AMI Potomac depot,
officer Nelson, or the authority Of a telegram from
Lynchburr. Va. arrested Young woman named
Mary RIckett, who had Just arrived from that
place The police here do not know on what
charge she Is arrested. she denied that she had
committed aay orense, but thought she had been
arrested on complaint of VIM. Taylor. She had in
her possession gold watch which she said Taylor
had given Dtr, ami because She refused to marry
hin she supposed 1T had caused her arrest. She
s:li aEe would rather 90 70 prison THAN marry
Aln- she Is held lor The Virginia authorities
THE PoToN.C BOAT CUB FAIR--The Potomac
Boat Clib decided at Their meeting last night that
they would hold i lair sometime in February. and
committee composed ol DIR. r. NJ Finley W. +.
Roberts T. tiaisbury, jos. Addison. 5. \. Dough-
erty, e. r ZlppnAe i. II. Doyle, and q. p. schmidt
Vas appointed ~ make the necessary arrange
uelt>. They have Received many assurances OF
assistance
LIGHT INFANTRY EoPS--The Washington Light
InTanjrv have. appointed a committee 10 ARA nge
Tor i series OF saturday evening hops. These hops
To b. entirely informal. bur arrangements will
also b. made 10 hold several fUll-ireas receptions
4 number OF new members were elected at the
meeting last night
DRATH oF Mrs. sTEOx.i.-Mr- Rachel Henderson
Strong, TIE wife "f tAJusftce WIn- strong. of the
uIttd states supreme court died at an early
hour yesterday. Her maiden maine was Davis.
She was native Of Lancaster Pa. and had
reached the age of sixty,even years. In 1919 she
was married al Reading, Pa. TO- Justice strong She
was social favOrIte ana at the same time an
earnest Christian. Funeral services Will be held
at her late res1dence this afternoon, and the inter-
ment Will take place at Reading. Pa, tomorrow.
A REPUBLICAN CLUB ORGASIzED.-A meeting was
held al the Johnson annex of the Arlington last
number OF prominent republicans were present.
Mr.. W. W Danenhewer elected president
Mr. Patrick OFirreu secretary, and Mr.. j. ii.
Howell treasurer The following committee was
appointed TO dTaIt constitution: William A.
Cook, Dr. F. ~ Adams. ex-senator Fowler, ID. A.
windsor Thomas y Gardiner. Simon Wolf. DR..
PurvfS >mithWnrrnley, Fred. Douglass and ". w.
DanennOwer- II was pr posed TO establish club
house and 10 make The organization permanent.
TIE DISTRICT ATTORNEYS ACcouS1s.-Yes,erday
the district attorney submitted 10 the Criminal
Court his report for the quarter ending September
80, showing total 81 ices. including 1895 for
seventy-uiHe DAYS attendance AT IN. Police. 0urt
OF slI:1,jn of winch slO,e3-J in the Police
Court ami SD ia tl- 'FIullndl Court. HIS eInolu-
ment account show Tor assistants and clerk hire
$1,000; IurhljuTa ana InriCcntalS, SGi.66; station
AZ ahd printing Ss"-i1; having S9,e,js.94 net
eAOluineht~. roH al n - .tld-i SI,IOo compers.-
ton; .e1'in- Ssl's'.'i deposited in the Treasury
EoBByRIEs REPosrEp.-.IrS VI : Lord, No. 100
stfett sl:tAea-t. report. the larceny OF lap
roe valued al - Mr.. Mary King, No. I42:;
Fierce Place, r'p'rJa t:I- iarCeny or clothing and
JeWeITy worth - Arthur ". C0wles, No. 3I3 ID
$50.
TIE PIUNBERs- TAX CAsE-To-day the case OF
DAM AMMAN against commissioner Ludlow for
i-d.i.i:. 70 cDITcl m Issuance. OF a d. mil 20
make excavations without paving the plumbers
General Tern, ws i.Ned iOr i hearing on Tuesday
next.
EMBEZZIISG A HOKSF.-In the Criminal Court
JuiSe COZ. this morning.. Hugh Morgan was tried
or an intictinenl. The nrst count charging him
with iL eili-ILis melt OK horse on June Is last
FROM Ch&s- Vaughn. and the second with the en-
b.Hernent OF The proceeds. IL was In evidence
that vaughn sent the horse by Morgan 10 a cred
1tor 10 sell, but that he took the horse to the
bazaar and sold II FOR 500. The Jury found the
defendant guilty ON the rst count and not guilty
Oh the second.
ARRANGEMENTS FoK NUKpER-In the Criminal
Court the grand Jury this afternoon returned in
dlc:ments against Beverly Jones, for the murder
OF Robert r Morris, by sticking an umbrella into
and Joseph Taylor, Tor the murder or Frank
waters Oh the 18Th day Of August. by stabbing
ol !tNtIN from Nr-- Jane Lawson Jones, Lee
and lay Tor were ,trrIigned, and each pleaded not
guilty and stated that they had counsel
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shown In the new type-setting and castiny
machine "hlCh has been on exhibition In the pns,
building for the past TWO weeks and the snhscrin
have been very large only $500 shares Were
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night, when the books were closed by Mr. = v
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SHARE
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avenue, commencing Wednesday OF next week
See The advertisement Tor particulars.
The SALE OF unimproved property at the corner
VI ION and A streets southeast tomorrow ate:
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